80 In Fig. ll2 the ideal point diode is at its conduction when the voltage at point B with respect to G is which of the following? XXXXXXXXXXv (5) +10.0 v +10.1 V * rgl -e.e XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX) v v V Rf Fig.Il2 3. The circuit in Fig. 113(a) is a diode clipper. The input waveform is a sine wave that has maximum a voltage of 10 V. The output waveform will be as shown parts in which of the of Fig. 113? (1) (b) (2) (c) (3) (d) (4) (e) t,n .:'n-r- (t -,rl \/ (o) Dlode clipper Eout !o* {o+ ""1 -;s,- o1-rr- -ql l-J -,ol v -';{ .X (b) tct +10 "o{n il\ 'fh L,, -5 _,ol u -to l {e} Fig. 11381 +lov -tov Fig. 114 Assuming ideal 4. The input voltage waveform in Fig. 114 is as shown. diodes, the output waveform will be as shown in which part of the figure? (4) (d) (1) (a) (2) (b) (3) (c) potential of 0.8 what 5. Assuming the diodes of Fig. 114 have a barrier Y will be the positive and negative maximum values for the output signal? -10.8V -10.8V XXXXXXXXXX2V +12.8Y -9.2V -9.2 (4) XXXXXXXXXXV +11.2Y, V circuit has a composite input: a bias 6. In Fig. 115(a), the diode clipper voltage with a battery of 20 V acts in series with a sawtooth-waveform positive and negative excursion of 40 V. The output waveform maximum which part of Fig. i 15? is as shown in (1) (b) (2) (c) (3) (d) 7. In Fig. 116, the diode is (1) in the conducting state. (2) n the nonconducting state. (3) the transition (conduction) point. at82 -i't] A u-lr (o) DioOe chpper circuit with v ."1 corposiie input Eoul ;J,-r n ,:f#_l_ (b) Fig. 115 RL.?OOOn Fig. il6 8. In Fig. 116, if E64 were changed _15 to what V would be the value of current flowing through the diode? (Hint' Fig' 39) (1) 0 mA me rzis (3) t0 mA 20 G) ^o 9. O* 116' when -15 Ece= what v is the vortage 1l at rhe anode of the diode with respect to the cathode? diode!)+rzv -r2v (t) -zi rzj (3) 0 v [fr':;Idea]
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